Getting Funded: the complete guide to writing grant proposals by Browse the Career and Writing collections on the 1st Floor of the Campus Library for more resources on funding. You'll find funding directories, handbooks for writing proposals and developing budgets, and more.
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GFIS is a UW Libraries service to help UW Graduate Students at all campuses identify funding for tuition support, research, and travel. Their sites host many directories for funding: For email, chat, phone, or in-person consultations email gfis@u.washington.edu. |
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The Foundation Center's web site is a great resource for researching potential funders and learning more about writing and applying for grants. The online searching grant database is available at UW Tacoma for in-library access only. A print version of the database is available in the Reference Collection on the 1st Floor of the UWB Campus Library.
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